Sentence examples for blinding glimpse from inspiring English sources

As the businessman F. Ross Johnson famously said, this is a blinding glimpse of the obvious.

Yet at first glance, Collins' sage advice seems to offer not so much insight as a blinding glimpse of the obvious.

Advanced Micro Devices has just figured this out, and this blinding glimpse of the obvious will reignite the PC market in the next 24 months with screamingly fast machines and the new applications that always follow a big technological change.

Today, Reason #1: Volume -- a blinding glimpse of the obvious.

It's almost a blinding glimpse of the obvious to say so.

Still, the gropings of Karremans's blind offer a glimpse into the ancestral depths of our desires.

Here's the description of Harry's first meeting with Becky, one of many such excesses: "Even just a glimpse is blinding.

As reality cameras peeked through the blinds, she caught a glimpse of the phenomenon that the director James Burrows (who played himself) called "The Hate Show".

They scorn sweetness and optimism because they don't feel it, therefore they're blind to it, therefore a glimpse of better nature in narrative will strike them as sappy and bourgeois and misconceived.

The test results provide a glimpse of the blind spots in electronic monitoring, even as those systems are promoted to law enforcement agencies as a safe alternative to incarceration.

Don't get blinded by its goggle-eyes at the glimpse of bling.